Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays from FirstShowing’s Movie Lovers
by Alex Billington December 25, 2023
Joyeux Noel! Gledelig Jul! Frohe Weihnachten! Mele Kalikimaka! From all of us at FirstShowing.net, we want to wish every one our readers a very Merry Christmas and a Happy Holidays! Whether you’re in hanging out at home alone, spending the time with family or friends, or just with your partner; or whether it’s snowing or sunny where you are, we hope you have a lovely weekend full of relaxation and warmth and smiles. Despite all the turmoil and troubles throughout this year, movies have still kept us entertained and excited. Thanks for reading and thanks for following FS throughout this year. And the past few years. It has been a tough year for websites, especially independent ones like this. As always, the movies and the movie lovers are what keep us going. Even if this summer’s big movies weren’t that memorable, end of the year surprises like Godzilla: Minus One, The Iron Claw, and The Holdovers make up for it. Stay safe, stay happy, stay sane movie lovers. News and trailers always slow down during the holidays, but we’ll be operating at full-speed again once it is 2024. Keep an eye out for a few more updates leading us right into the New Year.
The Santa Godzilla artwork above is by artist Scott Johnson (via Instagram). In celebration of the awesome Godzilla: Minus One still crashing theaters this holiday season. Now available to watch as of Christmas Day: Sydney Sweeney & Glen Powell’s romcom Anyone But You, James Wan’s DCEU sequel Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, Sean Durkin’s wrestling film The Iron Claw, Illumination’s animated duck family movie Migration, Emma Stone in the brilliant Poor Things, Andrew Haigh’s All of Us Strangers, Anthony Hopkins & Matthew Goode in Freud’s Last Session, Jessica Chastain & Peter Sarsgaard in Memory, J.A. Bayona’s survival thriller Society of the Snow (in theaters now before it’s on Netflix), George Clooney’s The Boys in the Boat, Blitz Bazawule’s musical version of The Color Purple, and Michael Mann’s Italian car film Ferrari.
The 2024 holiday line-up isn’t finalized, with a few movies scheduled for December right now. Currently set to open in December 2024: the animated LOTR movie The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim (Dec. 13), Barry Jenkins’ Disney sequel Mufasa: The Lion King (Dec. 20), the sequel Sonic the Hedgehog 3 (Dec. 20), and Robert Eggers’ highly anticipated new take on Nosferatu (Dec. 25). (James Cameron’s sequel Avatar 3 was pushed back to December 2025.) That’s all so far… Enjoy the holidays & the last days of 2023.